Just not in the U.S. It may take away from the profits from Big Pharma and that is what matters most.
If one has the knowledge, ability, and equipment to do so, there is nothing stopping them from treating themselves.
(while typing this post, I made $28.00 on medical marijuana. In like 30 seconds 
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For those who havenât been brainwashed by the âhealthcareâ system. The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest - Episode 3
Except the law.
Which one?
You are not allowed to multiply your own stem cells to a therapeutic dose. This is what is stopping the stem cell therapy from becoming a reality in the U.S.
The FDAâs position on the subject: The FDA contends that any process that includes culturing, expansion, and added growth factors or antibiotics requires regulation because the process constitutes significant manipulation. Regenerexx has countered that the process does not involve the development of a new drug, which could be given to a number of patients, but rather a patientâs own MSCs, which affects just that one patient.
This is from a lawsuit that Regenerxx is fighting.
To date, no U.S. companies have received FDA approval for any autologous MSC therapy, Surprise, surprise!
That is their position regarding the current status of whether or not it is a drug.
There are no laws stating that you canât self administer a novel substance.
It might be dumb, but it is not illegal.
I love how you just gloss over the people that have died.
Yes, Iâm sure this place is super transparent.
Whether or not this law applies to self-administration or not I donât know. But how many lay people have the equipment and know-how?
Again, how many people have died from FDA âapprovedâ drugs?
How many people have died from stem cell therapy vs. how many people have been helped?
You talk of transparency. How transparent do you think the FDA is and Big Pharma?
Should I pull this from a real source or something like TheFDAKillZ . org?
No idea and neither do you.
⊠You tell me:
I canât believe you guys still talk to this guy lol.
He reminds me of the people that followed the late naturopath Dr. Sebi.
He believed mucus production was the driver of all disease; if you put your body into an alkaline state there would be no mucus and no disease. Outside of challenging germ theory and selling incredibly expensive products claimed to heal all ailments, if that was the case, we would treat all diseases with IVâs filled with weak and/or strong bases.
Of course, that would send you into metabolic alkalosis, but his followers, being LaymenâŠdonât actually understand metabolism and chemistry. I see quite the parallel.
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Here is just 2 sources for you in the reported deaths or collateral damage caused by FDA approved drugs and one of the sources is directly from the FDA.
About 50k of people each year have been helped by stem cell therapy.
Very few have died. Many less than FDA âapprovedâ drugs and less than those who have been helped by stem cell treatments.
and they instead produced never-before-seen side effects. Taken directly from the article you posted. An outlier? Another snippet taken directly from the article: Update: To be clear, given the circumstances I doubt that the actual stem cell product caused the death and it is more likely the procedure itself. If true what does that tell you?
Have people died from smoking marijuana? Maybe if it was laced with something but not the marijuana itself. Since marijuana is considered the âgatewayâ drug it is unbelievable there arenât more heroin-crazed zombies roaming the streets of America.
So keep believing the propaganda you are spoon-fed from the FDA and Big Pharma and march along to the tune that they play.
And how many were saved?
https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2014/p0424-immunization-program.html
http://www.action.org/resources/item/action-vaccine-fact-sheet
Youâre trying to compare apples to oranges. Where is your proof? Oh, right, internet forums and anecdotes.
Again, apples to oranges. What percentage of people using FDA approved drugs end up dying?
Uhuh⊠Keep telling yourself that. Youâre right, the other 10 people in here are wrong. Sure.
This chickâs selling a fucking bookâŠ
Itâs better than dying from Pharma.
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That sounds like something I had to avoid when I was in Thailand.
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At any rate:
Thatâs 192M/year
So if 100,000 die each year (the article says this is an estimate, but whateverâŠ)
Thatâs .05% of users.
So, if 50,000 are âhelpedâ by stem cells then only 25 can die or theyâre more dangerous than 'Big Pharm)
